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Cannon's introduction
Canon is a genre of music, among which the most widely known by modern people is "Canon and Gigue in D Major for Three Violins and basso continuo" (canon

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gigue,

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major,

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337), with the work number of T.

337. Usually, people pay more attention to the first part of the work, which is called Canon

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D for short. Pahaebel, a musician, was the most famous organist before he appeared in J. S. Bach, Germany. He had a large number of organ works. He has a good personal relationship with J. S. Bach's father, and is the godfather of Bach's sister. He is the teacher of Bach's brother, and Bach's music enlightenment comes from his brother, so Pahai Bell can also be regarded as the grandmaster of J. S. Bach, the "father of music".

Although all the voices of Cannon imitate one voice, the voices of different heights enter at a certain interval, resulting in a continuous effect. Rotation singing is also a kind of Cannon. In cannon, the first melody is the lead sentence, and later it is the answer sentence.